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The Cambridge Primary School

The Cambridge

Primary School

Admissions

 

What others have said...

"We believe my son will succeed in this school due to its positive feel. When visiting, it had a friendly feel and the children appeared happy. My son particularly liked the library. We would also like to join the adventure of this new school.." 2020 Applicant 

"As a parent, I want my child to achieve his highest potential in a safe, caring and supporting environment. Your values and vision give me a sense of peace that my child will thrive while being in a happy, respectful environment. I have heard so many positive comments from people that I know about your school, and it will make me really happy if my son gets to be part of it." 2020 Applicant

"I have always loved the look of this school and have family and friends who live in the new development. I believe [my child] will excel here and truly believe it's where she should be. Her nursery have highly recommended this school to us, which we have taken very seriously. Please consider her!." 2020 Applicant

"We attended the prospective parent information evening, and we think [our child] will be enjoying going to this school. We felt that this school provides a good learning environment. The school location is also convenient, is en route to where I work." 2020 Applicant

If your child was born between 1 September 2020 and 31 August 2021, they will be eligible to start school in the academic year September 2025

At The Cambridge Primary, we strive to provide for your child the best education possible in an excellent learning environment. Our vision and values are growing and developing as the school grows and reflects those within the community.  The Cambridge Primary School is a safe, happy, respectful environment which aims to combine the life experiences and values of our children and families with the school culture. To achieve this inclusive environment, we respect and value the differences and diversity within our community.

We aim to help children develop their own identity, and create a sense of belonging in an environment which supports their development and prepares them for their lifelong learning journey.

The Cambridge Primary School gives all pupils the opportunity to develop enquiring minds, building on their natural curiosity and confidence with an aim of creating positive, respectful relationships which make them feel valued.

We would welcome the opportunity to meet with you and show you around our wonderful school.

Prospective parent information evening Wednesday 9th October 2024 at 6.30pm

Please call our school office to confirm your attendance,

Prospective Parent Tours 2025/2026:

Please call our school office (01252 314884) or email: info@cambridgeschool.hants.sch.uk to book your preferred date/time below:

  • Tuesday 15th October - 9.30am (Full)  11.15am 

  • Wednesday 23rd October - 9.30am

  • Thursday 7th November - 9.30am 

  • Friday 15th November - 9.30am

 

 

Alternatively, if you are unable to make one of our tours, we have a prospective parent video (created in September 2020).

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In year admissions

If you're seeking a school placement during the academic year, you'll need to complete an In-Year Application. All such applications are handled by Hampshire County Council, who manage this process on behalf of the school. For more information on school admissions, feel free to contact us on (01252 314884), and we can discuss your options. Alternatively, you can visit the website provided, which offers details on the application process, guidance information, and a catchment area finder.

https://www.hants.gov.uk/educationandlearning/admissions/applicationprocess/inyear

A hard copy of this form is available by contacting the school.

Upon receipt of an in-year application, the school will aim to notify the parents of the outcome of their application in writing within 10 school days, but applicants must be notified in writing within 15 school days. Where an application is refused, there is the right to appeal. Details of how to appeal can be found below.

All in-year appeals will be heard within 30 school days.

Where an applicant is offered a school place following an in-year application, and the offer is accepted, arrangements will be made for the child to start school as soon as possible, particularly where the child is out of school.

 

Appeals

Parents or guardians who have been denied a school place for their child have the right to appeal the decision. Appeals can be submitted at any time. The Surrey Appeals Service manages school appeals on our behalf. Please review the guidance notes provided below.

Appeal guidance notes for parents and carers. 

If your child is in KS1, please follow this link for more information on the appeals process.

Key Stage 1 Appeal aged 4 to 7 at the time of school admission

If your child is in KS2, please follow this link for more information on the appeals process.

Key Stage 2 Appeal aged 7 - 16 at the time of school admission

Appeals are currently conducted through face-to-face meetings. If you encounter challenges in attending, kindly reach out to the School Appeals Service for assistance.

School admission appeals timetable:

Appeals for September 2025 resulting from the year of entry or transfer applications:   

School

Offer

Appeals lodged by

Appeals to be heard by

Secondary

3 March 2025

31 March 2025

18 June 2025 (40 School days)

Primary

16 April 2025

20 April 2025

22 July 2025 (40 School days)

 NB: Appeals will not start being heard until after the relevant closing date has passed. 

Appeals submitted after these specified dates will be reviewed within 40 school days from the appeal deadline or 30 school days from the date of lodgment, whichever is later.

Appellants will be sent notification of their appeal hearing at least 10 clear school days in advance of the hearing.  Appellants will be sent a copy of the school's case 7 clear working days in advance of the hearing. 

Appellants must ensure that any further evidence not included with their initial appeal is received by 5pm on the day notified in the letter with details of the hearing.  Any additional evidence or information received after this date might not be considered at the appeal hearing.  

In year or immediate entry appeals  

 

Appeals arising from in-year admission applications will be addressed within 30 school-days from the date the appeal is submitted.

 

Our admission policies are located below.